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George Bernard Shaw: Critical Essay by Stanley J. Solomon

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SOURCE: Solomon, Stanley J. “Saint Joan as Epic Tragedy.” Modern Drama 6, no. 4 (February 1964): 437-49.

In the following essay, Solomon explores the consequences of synthesizing epic and tragic elements in Saint Joan.

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